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Pretoria court denies bail for alleged buyer in R7 million transformer theft
A Pretoria court has refused to grant bail to the alleged mastermind behind a brazen R7 million transformer theft that left thousands of Laudium residents without power last year.
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Pilot groups reject claims of human error in Air India crash
Air India crash killed 260 people after engine fuel switches turned off, pilots’ associations reject human error claims, want transparency.
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Gaza ceasefire talks stall as Israeli strikes kill 43 Palestinians, including children
Gaza’s civil defense agency reported that Israeli air strikes killed more than 40 Palestinians on Sunday, including children at a water distribution point.
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Rangers brave storms to rescue dozens of chicks
Seabird rangers rescued over 30 vulnerable chicks, including endangered species, after severe winter storms in South Africa, ensuring their recovery.
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Sunshine child Serena honoured by family and friends after cruel death
The eulogies read by sister Kyara, and friends, brought tears to the eyes of mourners. Cherished moments shared were met with smiles and even a small laugh in-between.
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Matrikulant sinneloos tien treë van huis af doodgeskiet
Chad-lee Polman is naby sy huis in Eersterivier doodgeskiet. Sy ma en die skool is in rou. Die polisie soek steeds na die skuldiges.
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Bloekombome in Durbanville is doelbewus met onkruiddoder vergiftig
Die vergiftiging van sowat 19 historiese bloekombome op ‘n stuk grond langs rugbyvelde van die Laerskool Durbanville is deur die Stad Kaapstad bevestig.
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Anti-poaching operation nabs abalone poacher after high-speed chase
Another successful anti-poaching, full-moon operation was executed by Port Alfred K9 Unit in collaboration with Kariega Anti-Poaching Unit and private security, resulting in the arrest.
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Kimberley Shutdown on Monday confirmed despite fake news that it was cancelled
The Kimberley Shutdown on 14 July is confirmed. Community grievances target local government corruption and inadequate services. The police is on high alert.
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Ramaphosa suspends Mchunu after allegations of corruption
Minister of Police Senzo Mchunu has been placed on leave of absence with immediate effect following damning corruption allegations that have sent shockwaves through South Africa’s law enforcement community. This…
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